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The French and Indian War helped cause the American Revolution by giving the colonists a realization that they can be successful without the British and forcing the British to raise taxes which upset the colonists. The colonists realized they could become independent because before the British arrived to support the colonists, they developed a war tactic with the help from some of the Natives who were allied with them called Guerilla Warfare that uses the element of surprise and fear to defeat the enemy. Once the British came over, though, they forbade the colonists from using this tactic which caused a few losses for the colonists and made winning that much more difficult, causing resentment and tension between the British colonists and their mother country. Another factor that contributed to the American Revolution is the amount of debt that the British acquired after winning the war because it forced them to create and enforce taxes in the colonies more

Mr. President, on July 18, 2014 the United States Sentencing Commission amended policy 1B1.10. This amendment, amendment 782, reduced the offense levels of federal inmates with statutory mandatory minimum penalties in 2D1.1, by two levels.

Over the centuries there have been many different environmental and geographical factors that have shaped the development of the United States. Two of these factors that I feel are extremely significant to this development are the Irish Potato Famine and the discovery of gold in California. The Irish Potato Famine began in Ireland in September 1845. The famine was caused by an airborne fungus, phytophthora infetans, which attacks the leaves of the plant, turning them black, causing them to curl and rot, ultimately killing the plant. The rotting plant makes the perfect environment for the fungus to multiply. The wind then carries the fungus spores to more healthy plants. (Irish Potato Famine,

The French and Indian War altered the political, economic, and ideological relations between Britain and its American colonies in many ways. These changes helped the colonies by unifying the colonists and this led to further exploration. Although Britain didn’t want to lose its hold over the colonies the rise of a revolution was soon approaching.

Nursing sensitive indicators include the configuration, process and outcomes of nursing care. The configuration of nursing care concludes the nursing staff, their nursing skills, and the level of education that each nurse holds. The process of nursing care concludes the nursing assessments, intervention and implimentation. The outcome of nursing care either positive or negative depends on the quantity and quality of the care provided to the patients by the nursing staff ("Nursing world," 2013)

The purpose of this research paper is to do more than simply provide an accounting of the events of the American Revolution. Instead, I will provide a detail of how the French and Indian War impacted the revolution, and missteps by the British Empire led to the American fight for freedom. In doing so, you will come to understand how the American fight for independence would be a call to arms for not only colonists, but also for other territories controlled by monarchs the world over.

The French and Indian War brought about many political, economic, and ideological changes in the relationship between Britain and it’s American colonies. Americans began to resent the controlling nature of the British empire and the implementation of heavy taxes. The colonists even began to separate themselves from the British name.

After the French and Indian War, which resulted in a massive territorial gain and enormous expenses for the British government, the British attempts to reform the American Empire. Growing tensions between residents of Great Britain’s 13 North American colonies and the colonial government (British crown) lead to the American Revolution (History.com Staff, 2009). The British had three terms of reform that resulted in tighter controls over the colonies by eliminating royal officials corruptions, limit the areas where colonists could settle, and increase revenue (Schultz, 2013). Significant alteration in the colonial relationship must happen

The interaction that I encountered happens ten years ago. When I moved to the United Stated, everything was still new to me. I had to adjust into many different things in the American's society in order to be at a social standard norm level here. In addition, my English was acceptable to get the message delivery to the other person. I clearly remembered one day as I was working out in a strange neighborhood that far away from my house, I started to get lost at a moment. I began to panic and could not figure out a way out to get to the main street. Therefore, my goal at that time was to get approach to one of the neighbor's house asking for a direction to get home. I want to interact with a complete stranger person and see how they would respond to help me. I chose this interaction because it gives chance to practice small talk with unacquainted person whenever there is an unexpected situation arises as well as to overcome the language barrier.

As technology and industrialization advanced in the nineteenth and twentieth century, British influence in India increased even more. The English East India Company was developed, “in the interests of spreading risk, achieving efficiency and maximizing profits,” (Bentley 659). As a result of the increasing industries in Europe, imperialism spread across Europe. In the reading, Traditions and Encounters Global Perspective on the

The American Revolution was a political cataclysm between the Monarchy of Great Britain and the thirteen North American colonies. The revolution lasted from 1765 to 1883, however, the armed conflict did not initiate until 19 April 1775, which became what is known as the American Revolutionary War, or the American War of Independence. The revolution was subsequently evoked by the outcomes of the Seven Years’ War (1754-1763) and the Treaty of Paris (1763), followed by a series of taxes and laws enforced by British Parliament on the American colonies to primarily raise revenue and to suppress political subversion of the British Monarch. Consequently, the colonial rebellion escalated after the defiance of British government and the repudiation of the laws and taxes inflicted, eventually leading to explicit warfare after the overthrow of British authority and armed encounters against British forces. The Revolution would become an international dilemma, but it ultimately would lead to the recognition of America’s independence and the downfall of the First British Empire.

It took several years and a number of unsuccessful bills from the British government to enrage the people of the colonies and provoke the Founding Fathers to take the momentous action and declare independence. There was a number of social, economic, and political causes for the revolution, in which the Enlightenment played a significant role. Moreover, the American Revolution resulted in major changes across the world. One of the major causes of the revolution was the excessive taxation of the colonies that resulted from the high cost of the wars that the British Empire was engaged in throughout the 18th century. In particular, the Seven Year’s War, which the British Empire waged against the French for the claim on the Ohio River Valley was especially draining for the imperial budget.

The phrase “the empire on which the sun never sets” has been applied to many various empires throughout the centuries. During the nineteenth-century, it became popular to apply the phrase to the British Empire and remained as such throughout all of the nineteenth-century and most of twentieth-century. However, following World War I, Britain’s hold began to waver as the Empire’s colonies cried for independence with unruly nationalist movements, none more so than the South Asian colony of India; in which Britain’s firm rule had become known as ‘the British Raj’. India had fought alongside their British rulers during World War I in hopes it would gain them independence, however this hope was not fulfilled and the Indian colony

On August 8th, 1942 Mahatma Gandhi, the preeminent leader of Indian nationalism in British-ruled India, delivered a fascinating speech called Quit India. During this period in time, poverty was a stark reality within India. People slowly began to realize that their poverty was not generated by them, but by the British Empire. At that time the British Empire had colonized India causing multiple problems, such as a lack of education and a loss of national identity. Thus, out of desperation, the people of India started independence movements including both violent and nonviolent acts to free themselves from British rule. Gandhi tried to persuade people to participate in the non-violent independence movements by delivering multiple speeches in